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EDUCATIONAL.
IMMERSION INSTITUTE
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select Classical and Mathematical School for Younl

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IL 9l4 l4th Ct, bet I and sta,
select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
Men and Boyp,
Beeins its thirty-six.h yc,r MONDAY. SEPT. l2.
Prepares for Harvard Yale, Princeton, Johns Hop
kins aud other colleges and unversties for the Sci
enthc Schools, U. g. Military and Naval Academies.
and for business. For particulars address
su23-1m CHAS. B. YOUNG. Principal
NgARTYN's COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE,
M 3lJ 9th ST. q. w.. near City Post OfEice.
Tire Highest STANDARD Business College in America
FaIt opening SEPTEMBER Is: Regular Day and
Evening Sessions q q m and u 80 p IN. Theoretical
and Junior Practical Departments and Senior Practical
ton in Bookkeeping business Arithmetic Correspond
ence Pcnmanship Exchange. Interest Discount Com
mission Brokerage. AvefssIs Of Aeco,in's Partner.
Glasses in Grammar Arithmenc keadins Writing and
Session. one year sS0apsys6le $40 on sntssing
fun on entering .e Tuiti9p tse quarterly pad in
Tn!,ion; s15 for three months s96 for six months.
ness Course $40. subject to Is cent reduction to
Lady Students Special Oourre for Civil Service. Full
particulars, College Office every week day from Q.
10 p. or by mail Catalogue Tree.
+. q. MARTIN, President.
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NOTE.-Stutlents enter ct any time. Terms
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The ssY'' Question.
THE COMMISSIONERS ANSWER THE PRoPERTY-OwNl

WHO WANT IT REMOVED.
The District Commissioners to-day replied to
the petition received few days ago from resi-
dents in the ne1ghborhOod Of the Baltimore and
Ohio 'Y" asking for the removal Of the "Y," and
that no more trains be allowed to pass over 1t. A
letter sent to-day by the secretary Of the Commits
SionerS TO The petitioners says: 81 directed to
state that the recent accident was due TO causes
beyond the control OF the commissioners, but
that If the orders which have been made to regu-
late the speed OF trains, &C.. and the use OF the
" are carefully observed, there need be no
reasonable apprehension Of further damage The
commissioners recognize the fact that the steam
railroad service OF Washington is, in some re-
SpecJs. very imperfect and IN need OF due regua-
ton In the public interest so far as the Commits
sIOners are empowered TO do So Careful action will
be taken, and for the rest legislation is needed
for which Congress will be earnestly pressed at
its next session"
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Affairs In West Washinr.o,

RECKLESS SHOOTING Up THE RIvHR-Yesterdav
afternoon several ladies and gentlemen on a canal
were compelled to seek refuge in the cabin from
bullets being nred from pistols on the Virginia
side OF the Potomac. IL Is said that more than
one bullet struck the boat.
dent OF this place, died Saturday night az his resi-
dence. No. 400 Goth street. In the ftieth wear or
his age. The funeral will take place this after
noon, at 80 O'Clock, from the chapel at Oak HiIl
president OF Georgetown University, arrived there
from woodstock College last night.-Geo. JACK.
son, VINO was struck on the head with a stone
thrown by John Hedman. on Saturday night, and
residence, In BrientOwn.
SHIPPING NEws--Schooner Alice B. Phillips ar
rived with 1000 tons OF ice from Kennebec
schooner Elm City arrived with 1000 tons OF ice
from kennebec. Brig Dickerman cleared to-day
with LOO tons OF coal for Boston.
ROBBERY RRPoKrED.-John j. Frey, No. 2O23 N
street, reports the larceny of q silver watch and
chain from bis vest pocket, hanging In o new
building on New Jersey avenue.
Polio. COURT CAsRS-Jas. Anderson, CHARGED
with disturbing the quiet Of Bridge street. was
nned . or 10 days by Judge Harper to-day. Mary
Hardy. charged with similar ofEense forfeited
g collateral JAS Anderson was also charged
with carrying a razor, for which he was lined f,O
or 80 days Henry johnson pleaded guilty to q
charge OF swearing on n street. and was nned S
or days Henry Fuller was charged with q sim
liar onenSe, and q similar nne was Imposed. Sam.
uei Parker pleaded guilty 20 charge OF disturbing
the quiet OF Market street, and went down. in de-
Iault OF payment Of IS nne.
IxxPDkAfUkB AND CONDITION or WATIR Al A.
M.-Great Falls temperature, 20; condition. 10:
receiving reservoir, temperature rs; condition at
north connection, IL; condition at south cOnnec-
condition at influent gate-honse, 3d. condition al
emuent gate-house, 30. High tide In the rtyer TO-
Gay at Al am; low tide at IL :55 p. m.
A TORONTO cnacsa, cv1vec on7c,a, Ao,.., 80 e.. =.
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Condemned IOcaIx.

At meeting Saturday night at the Union Vete-
ran Corps Hall steps were taken TO form an Ohio
Democratic Association capt ID. c. BallentiDe
OhiO, was made temporary chairman, and p. NJ.
Becker. Ohio, secretary. committee, consisting
OF MeSSrs Bergin, BIlentine, Mcpherson, YoSt, and
Nichols, was appointed on permanent organiZa-
lion.
Mr.. John W. Gray, who is well known as hotel
proprietor and caterer, died yesterday morning at
Ills Residence, 100 18th street, OF apopleXy.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad co. has paid
Mr.. Koch, who was injured at the recent Y acct
deaf, 500 10 comp nsLte him for his loss OF
baggage and 10 pay his doctors bills.
y i've cOiOred infant was found on oath street,
between l. and VI, Saturday night and was taken
To st. AIMS Infant ASy luIn.
Those VINO leave the city during the summer can
have The STAR mailed 10 them for any length OF
line at The rate or 30 cents per month, and the
address changed as often desired. sE-Ihe
requisite GfinOtnf Of money DtttSt each
oC,apGJsy The order
Francis henney has filed suit against E j.
Hlnon Tor treSpaSo on lot f. square 80, by placing
lumber, &c, on the same, preventing plaintiffs
I]Ss OF Il portion OF II a fOotway.
sebastian Beck, the eX-captive OF the Sioux In
C!aiS, was sentenced 10 so days on the farm by
Judge Harper to-day Is u vagraDt without visible
means OF support
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The W. L.. 4. Corps Close their Week Of
Pleasure at Atlantic City.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING srAn.

Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
CAMP BENET, ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. o. 1887.
The ball at the pavilion on the iron pier Friday
night was brilliant affair, many OF the Infantry
being present, eScorting handsomely dressed
ladies. Prof. Levy, the cornetist entertained the
large audience with several choice selections
Many WaShingtonians put in an appearance
Saturday; among them were p Mcmahon, C. B.
Osborne, Chas La Hayne and VIM. Dickson.
The ball at the States last night was the closing
event OF the season, and was largely attended.
Jesse Grant, Joe Mccain and Lieut. r. H. Wade
afforded intense amusement by appearing in fe-
showed what full knowledge OF the intricacies OF
female costume they possessed
attended the Little Tycoon" on the pier and
were mus en- am unused at the gags gotten on by
st OF D Ham Leach and
good opportunity 20 ind out chow 1t Is them
selves"
This morning opened bright and pleasant and
the day promised to be one OF unusual pleasure.
Guard mount was witnessed by very large gath
ering or people. 1t was without question the best
yet given by the Corps during the encampment
Thousands OF strangers are pouring into the city,
bathers while the board AK is thrOnged through
out its entire length.
Tonight the Corps attends the concert at the
Iron PIER. ana at early dawn tomorrow will pro-
ceed To break camp. The command will embark
at ii O'Clock, going by way Of Trenton, and reach
ing home at = O'Clock pm. II.
Reception Of the Light Infantry.
The organizations taking part In the reception
OF the Light Infantry this evening will assemble
On 9th street, right resting on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Maj. Urel, commanding Second Battalion
n. G., received dispatch this morning from Col.
Moore, stating the command would arrive at 8
O'Clock. This is an hour earlier than was anticf-
pated. but 1t is expected that the organizations
taxing part In the reception-Un1on veteran Corps,
rlI.fR m (,n1nf md Mnf -
battalion n. CIVIL be on hand In time. The stay
at-home members OF the w. L. 1. Corps will also
march TO the depot, under command OF Lieut.. Ou-
rand, TO escort the returning soldiers to their
armOry,
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GGc33 A RRR TIT ZEE RRR ssss
g a kkRf 1 kE kRE ssss
OoS ~ ( { 1 ZEE ( + sss5
au15 I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH ST
LACE CURTAINS Ar Pn1ns Cosr.

LACE CURTAINS AT PRIME Cosr.
sEATON PERRY
Successor to P1nnY BRorBru
is OFFERING HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF ANTIQUE,
NOTTINGHAM AND MADRAS LACE CURTAINS
AT PRIME COST" TO CLOSE THEN OUT
THIS !sA RAKE OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTfES
FukNlshING TO PURCHASE LACE CURTAINS,
AS THEY WILL SOON BE DISPOSED OF AT THE
mn MARKED DOWN PRICES.
BEST ENGLISH FURNITURE CREToNNES AT
2OC., REDUCED FROM soc. AND 4OC.
hAM SILK TABLE, COVERS, ALI. SIZES; ALL
WOO WOOL pBeLANKETs MAfsEILLES QUILTS.
NArKINs, TOWELS, CRAsHES, AND GLASS;
LINENS AT LOWEST PRICES
BELGIAN PILLOW AND sHEETiNG LINENS
THE CELEBRATED ENFIELD SHAKER FIAN.
S SElssI II ALL QUALITIES. BOTH WHITE AND
ME I5WfsT T SR9ans JACKETS AND WRAPS AT
NEW IMF0RTED Jerseys. FROM $3.50 TO as.
NEW SILK CHUDDA AND CASHMERE SHEWLS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
NEW sTOCK OF PURE WOOL FRENCH DRESS
FABRICS IN ALL THE LATEST FALL COLOR
,,,, TUkEs FOR CONVENTION SUITS
NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS, SCOTCH CHEVIOTS
AND FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS.
lA4EkSE STOCK OF BLACK AND COLORED
LYONS SILKS AND VELvETS.
EVPIAIS FiGukis AND n 1 GoRhIor PRICES
sEATON PERRY.
Penny BUILDING
E...p,,.heu 1870 fsnn'S'van' ave. cor 81; ans g
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Sunday as WoodstOck College.
Of TIE EVENING stan.
woODSrcCR AnO1,ef %

WOODSTOCK, ND, August "a
The nineteen priests ordained by Cardinal Glib
oons at the Jesuit College this place
celebrated his FIRST in the chapel OF the institu-
ton this morning, the principal mass Of the day
being said by Father Jas. w. Collins. OF West
washington, assisted by the rector Of the college,
during which ceremony over 100 priests and
schOlastics partoOk OF Holy Communion admins
dinner was served In the refectory Of the colIeSe
the large hall being beautifully decorated with
their friends and reatiyes who 'V were pesen ana az
the ordination. At later hour all were seated on
the lawn In front Of the main college building,
entitled "a greeting to the newly ordained" The
exercises opened with singing OF ut ~ the Lords
Own own aay, Kreutzer by the wel,trained college
address, by ]. H. O'Rouke, was next on the pro-
gram, followed, after music by the choir, by
warm applause, as did also ''fhe perpetual sacri-
Ree poetead tribute to the mass by Van
with the singing ing Of SenasissOSns siEsSe
W We're the in Older after and "h sae
train on the way to their respective fields OF duty.
in this colleges among the latter being Gen. sher-
mans son. The library now contains 72.0OO vol
umsss among them many old and rare theological
some which are older The ceiling OF the library
Is cur1ouSly Ornamented with q freScO painting
representing the solar system, with views OF
NeDulae, comets, &C., the work OF Father SiStin1,
the celebrated astronomer.
A POSTMASTER CHARGED WITH EMpxzzLExENr.-
George Z. beats, who was appointed postmaster
at WeisSport, Pa, last year, was held in g. 600
Dali Saturday by United States Commissioner
kirkpatrick for trial at Philadelphia the charge
OF embezzling government funds In June last an
Inspector f0uno Beats accounts $500 short but as
ne paid the money the next day he was not prose-
cuted. On August - an inspection showed that
$500 was missing. beats got the money On hour
aIterWard and turned 1t over to the inspector.
Under the law beats Is compelled to remit daily
the money taken In by him.
NO RACE WAR IN GHORGlA.-The disorder in De-
catur, Ga, Saturday was not in any sense a con
tlct between the races. A drunken negro dis
turOed religious meeting, and several colored
rufnans resisted arrest. In the row fatal shots
were fred and the whites became much excited,
Dut, SO FAR as yet appears without cause. ''TOm"
Ch1VerS, one or the wounded men, will recover.
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A CYc1oNn Or BARGAINS.
HEAR WHAT WE HAVE TO SAY AND SEE WHAT
WE HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU. IF YOU KNOW THE
VALUE OF THE MIGHTY DOLLAR, LISTEN AND
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
e9.75-THIs IS THE PRICE WE PLACE UPON
FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES OF MEMS SUITS
SUITABLE FOR FALL WEAR. WE HAVE PUR-
CHASED THESE GOODS WITHIN THE PAST TEN
DAYS FROM AN OvERsTOCKED MANUFAC-
TURER DOUBLE THE PRICE WE CHARGE IS
THE VALUE OF THIS LINE OF SUITS
els IS THE PRICE FOR YOUR CHOICE OF
sIXTY-FIvE DIFFERENT STYLES OF ELEGANT
GARMENTS INSULTS OF FOUR-BUTTON CUT
AWAY OR SACK SUITABLE FOB DRESS. THE
AVERAGE VALUE IS s25.
S275 IS THE PRICE OF TWENTY-FIVE STYLES
OF PANTS. NOT 4 PAIR AMONG THEM WORTH
LESS THAN -. THIS Is DUB FINAL OFFERING
OF PANTALOONs FOR THE SUMMER, BUT THEY
ARE SUITABLE FOB FALL WEAR.
LAST. BUT NOT LEAST. IS A FEAST FOR OUR
YOUNG FRIENDS, THE BOYS; 1895 IS THE
PRICE PLACED UPON ALL SUITS FROM 4 10 IA.
WHICH FORMERLY RANGED FROM a. so TO s6.
s4.95 Is NOW THE PRICE OF ALL SUITS WHICH
FORMERLY SOLD FROM 80 TO s1o.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.
au26.eo NO. 400 9TH ST. COR. N
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CITY ITEMS.

We are showing some startling novelties in
Hats, new shapes and new colors at Francs cor.
ner TN ana ID.
Chicago Grocery Company. SOC 9TH ST.,
sells Granulated Sugar 6Kc., A Sugar &c.
Light Brown Sugar &C., Cut Sugar &c III
We have the best Csc. Coffee ever offered.
Our 3Oc Java Corree guaranteed pure
/ Try our Java and Mocha mixtures for &c
Chicago Grocery Teas are celebrated for iiayor
Good Black and Green Tea Csc. per h.
Fine Oolong or Gunpowder Tea soc. per h.
Finer Oolong or Gunpowder lea 75c. Der 10.
Finest OolonS or Gunpowder Tea 81 per Ill.,
Chicago Grocery Company, 500 7th st. n. ". L
BicknelIs syrup for summer complaints. /
Drink the ..Queen Of Bccr.,,
II you want to save doctors bills The health of
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, l206 D street northwest.
IS cents per dozen. 6m
Chicago Grocery Company, 500 9TH ST.,
oner-Pure CIDER Vinegar, csc. gallon.
Pure Wine Vinegar, 3oc. gallon.
Full assortment OF Spices for preserving. 1
Sewing Machine Renting and Repair
ing at Auerbach's 7th and II streets. Telephone,
422-2. zoe
Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH ST.,
offers Family Flour 5.4S bbl., $3.50 \ bbl, 7Oc 4
Dbl; Pat. Process IS AZ Dbl 63 Dbl ,S3c. = DBL
'sROyal Gluc'' mends em-Boston Varie.iss
Chicago Grocery Company, SOS 9TH ST.,
oilers Lyear old Whisky, 81 gal, or soc. Of.
1.year old Rye, s gal, or 75c. at.
4-year old Brandy, 81 gal, or SOC. at.
7-year old Brandy, - gal, or 75c. at. /
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. "Ward" prints, 4Oc. per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MILK
sc. per quart.
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Boating Notes.

saturday evening the Potomac eight which is
a. enter the staten Island regatta will leave for
New York. The will be accompanied by
about thirty members. The race comes off at 4
o'clock liz the evening, and Will be rowed over the
course where there Is 10 current.
The Old DOIninIOns OF Alexandria, have decided
10 enter the gig race III the Potomac River regatta.
The ATIcls. OI Baltimore. viii enter the gig race
AID the Junior iOuT-oarcd shell, and the Freder-
1ckSOurg club will also enter The Junior four.
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Sp1o1AI Orsssse.gssa a, II Il Cornoz

Fruit Of the Loom Cotton ss<o. Innadala C.rnhr,.
gsnuinss 1OAci l0.4 Unbisschsd ShsetinS. I5xc
BEST nsd co. 5gSc h2 Psauos n.sschsd sheedSg
b0Ss az. 4Sc e e lec 70 sfa HPln. .aa
81 r1 .SQRsETs, HOsfERY. -tNDEEWkHk.
Sl -. ~ manufscturcrs pricts CLARK o. n r
departments. 1t BKObHEAD COK
Au27-St .4-s1-~ oO7 st n ~, f1Gnuonta Templs ~
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the - hours commencing at %. m
For the District OF Columbia Maryland and Viz
gina, slightly warmer fair weat her. variable winds
Shifting 10 east and south
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FOR Washington dressed beef go to Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls t2S, 629 and $50 Center Market and 2O6 and
us Northern Liberty Corn beef speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-29

MoxIE leads the country. Try some genuine OF
t!lt dealers VINO have certificates. IL removes
eHectA Of high living and liquors. and gives women
u1aO.e poWcc5 % endurance Without harm.
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Anusements Tonight.

Amusements Tonight.
HARRIS BIJoU THKATER-Austins Australian
Novelty Co.
KEKSAs's THEATER.-Comic opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BCILDING.-Battle OF Bun Run.
ATHLETIC PARK.-Roller Coaster.
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BRIGHTwooD RACES. Tuesday, August 80,

ATTENTION, GCNSERs.-A nDe assortment OF
sIOts at BARTER 6 Ross, ell Pa ave.
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BUFFALO Bill. talked Moxie to the English mag
mates, and now London has a craze Larger than
ours one firm ordered 900 cases.
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THE VANGUARD.
THE FIRST LINE OF OUR
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF

PIECE GOODS,
HAS ARRIVED, AND WE ARE PREPARED
TO SHOW NEW AND VERY HANDSOME
STYLES OF GOODS FOR EITHER BUSI-
NESS OR DRESS SUITS.
OUR PIECE GOODS STOCK IS PRoBA-
BLY, LARGER THAN ANY OTHER IN
WASHINGTON. AND COMPRISES ALL THE
DESIRABLE STYLES AND MAKES AMONG
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES THE "sAw.
YER" THE ROCK" AND THE HARRIS"
GOODS ARE AMONG THE BEST IN I'M.
PORTED THE IF 4 H." THE "sCHNABEL"
THE "BANNOCKBURN," THE "NELLIS-
SEN" GOODS TAKE HIGH RANK.
THESE ARE ONLY SMALL PART OF
THE MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTED
IN OUR STOCK. BUT THEY SERVE TO
SHOW THE CHARACTER OF OUR GOODS.
THIS BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS HAS
GHOWN III SUCH PROPORTIONS THAT
IT REQUIRES SPECIAL AND PARTICULAR
ATTENTION. THIS IS OWING TO THE
FACT THAT WHILE WE GIVE AS GOOD
WORK, AS FINE MATERIALS AND AS
GOOD FITTING GARMENTS. OUR PRICES
ARE "wAY BELOW" THE MERCHANT
TAILORs'. AND WE BELIEVE BELOW ANY
OTHER DEALERS WHO HANDLE THE
SAME CLASS OF GOODS
NEW STYLES COMING IN ALMOST
DAILY.
E. B. BARNUM CO.,
auC6 03l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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Protesting against the s'Y.''

CITIZENS or NORTHEAST WASHINGTON MEET AND
TALK ABOUT THE RAILROAD.
meeting OF citizens OF Northeast Washington
Was held saturday evening at Chappel'S Hall, Sth
AMI streets northeast, TO take action regarding
the Btltinlcre AMI ONO Y. Mr.. Josiah Willard
presided Dir. j. T. Buete. who acted as secretary
and who lives near the y. stated the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad CO. had violated all orders
issued IN reference to the Y. He said hat pas
senger cars were turned around on the Y every
day, Notwithstanding the order restricting the
\ 10 the use OF four freight trains each way
daily The rate OF speed he said, had begun TO in
crease again, and the streets are blocked con-
1lnUaily with freight trains on crossings and sid
1ngs- Mr.. A. GiTou4rd urged the immediate re-
1neV3l Oh the and al the tracks. He spoke OF
The depreciation OF value OF property, due, as he
Claimed, 10 the presence OF the railroad Mr. j. H.
CLICK expressed his willingness 10 help do away
with the by taking OF his coat and vest, giving
money. Mr.. Long Chapel stated that as a rep
feSentat1Ve OF the Railroad committee OF the Ctti-
ZenS Committee OF one Hundred he would do all
possible Tor the people in the neighborlOod of the
\. Alter remarks By Mr.. Willard the meeting was
adjourned 10 meet with the Northeast Washington
Citizens Association this evening"
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LADIES' GOODS.

NILE. NJ. j. PRAspL
1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH
HAIR GOODS,
RUSSIAN BANGS RHEA WAyES
Always in Order By Plain Combins.
Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled aul51ms
TsNHE FALL RUSH Is COMING.-OUR PATRONS
u will consult their own interest and very much
oDlge us by sending IN much OF their all work
possible before the 10Th Of September.
W. Ii. WHEATLEY,
Premium Dyeing and Cleaning works, l06s Jefferson
St, Georgetown, d. Z. aul5-lm
M v. KANE, 507 nth ST. NV. HAS REMOVED
Vls TO 49, 11th st. IL Corsets made o order
perfect lit guaranteed. Also fun lne of Shoulder
Braces, Reform alsts French Corssts and Bustles.
SelS-l2ms
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CAnpEr TRAnE
We are receiving daily our
FALL STOCK OF cARPET1Nas.
INCLUDING CHOICE PATTERNS IN
INGRAM. TAPESTRY. AND BODY BRussE1a
WE HAVE PAID SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO DUB CARPET DEPARTMENT THIS SEASON,
Exercised the Greatest Care in
SELECTING BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY
NRw PATTERNS IN FLOOR DRuaarrs. OH
CLOTHS, RUGS. 30. &c.
BARGAINS IN BLANKETS AND conFoRTABI.Es
ADVANCE STYLES IN
FALL DRESS GOODS. vRLvETs 10. no
FULL STOCK DOMKsTIcs
AT POPULAR pRICEa
JOHNSON. oARNRR co.
s.4 $50 Psnnsylvsnia ave-
South sids. near 7thst -. su27
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


CTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 1TH-sT WHARF
= Oh sundays Tuesdays aud Thursdays IT ain, Zoe
Po tolsc river landings tar AattoX Greek Grind
err wharf, sundays down and " ednesua.s up; Brent
sha Chapel Point Thursdays down aud Mondays AnS
G. l. JONES, Agent, sth-st wharf
JOHN McGAHkE. Alexandria, Va Agent su1
n oRFoLk AND EoETREss MONROE.
Low fares. The popular. safe and fast Steamer
street wharf every MONDAY, NEDNEsDh aud
hATt RDAl at 5:30 pm. stopping at i1neS foins
going and returning FIrst-class meals served A
dining groom on main deck
Staterooms secured and baggage checked 1t 6l9
1891 Penn. ave, LlOyd's Express Oilces AKA u
ST. amer. TeIephone call-9I. lnyl,-onlo
a or POTOMAC XIV EIl LANDINGS.
IL MN IisOS sIEAAEE ~ AhEfll-lD .,,.
Leaves 9Th st. wharf MONDAls. 1hOhSDAiS
sLd SATu kDAls at ALI returning 1lfSDAl
TkIDAl AID 81 DAl pm. touching ~ River Lsnd-
ms as lar NoniI Crotk, Carr1oinsn, va, aht D.
ClrlIeut. Lar, Md Connects with Is aud ". IL Ia AZ
kuelherus. See schedule. JOHN Is. PADOEIl, A1-
q. ". alDLEt. haII1xer 10
lIlECT To NEW YORK; RIGHT STEAMERS
JOIIN OLSON and r.. q. KNOTT leave iler 4 l.
FAT klyer \ A., eytIy SAL IlllAl at q H.: Otllss
WAR Ma, uilIston, every THURSDAY AOl.NiAa
1ieight nj lowest rates .Ps
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